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Every winter, Hobart welcomes one of its most famous events: Dark Mofo. The festival fills the city with red lights, unusual art installations and plenty of discussion. Some Christians are worried. Should we be worried? The Upside-Down Crosses One of the most common questions Christians ask concerns the upside-down cross. The symbol is frequently used in ways that are intended to shock, provoke, or communicate opposition to Christianity. At Dark Mofo it is often employed for

" I wasn’t sure what to expect walking into Rewired* for the first time. Honestly, I was nervous. I had questions about God—real ones—and I wasn’t sure how they’d be received. Part of me wondered if I’d feel out of place or get hit with answers that didn’t actually connect with where I was at. The content itself was… fine I guess. It wasn’t mind-blowing or anything, but it gave a helpful starting point. What really stood out to me, though, was the space they created. I didn’t

I don’t know. Maybe I’m reading too much into it… but it genuinely feels like something is happening down here in Hobart. We’ve been praying for a long time that new churches would emerge bringing hope. Real hope. The kind of hope only Jesus gives. And now… I’m looking around, and things are actually happening. Let me wax lyrical for a minute: One family has made the bold, costly decision to relocate to the north of the city to plant a church. Another couple has moved from ov